Election over, the clock starts ticking again on landmark college sports bill in lame-duck House

The House lame-duck session begins Monday, when lawmakers will decide whether to proceed with the Protect College Sports Act

The bill passed the Senate by a 77-22 margin last month

Democrats won at least 247 seats in the election, with counting still underway Thursday

The NCAA, USOPC, Randy Levine, Cody Campbell, Sens. Cruz and Cantwell, and President Trump are pushing for the bill

last month: The Protect College Sports Act passed the Senate by a 77-22 margin · last month: The Big Ten passed rules designed to make its spending guidelines conform with numbers in the bill · Thursday: Vote counting was still underway, with Democrats having won at least 247 seats · Monday: The House lame-duck session begins and will decide whether to proceed with the bill

77-22 Senate vote margin · 247 seats won by Democrats · $50 million revenue threshold · 70% percent of D-I athletic departments below threshold · 77.2% percent of Olympians from covered schools

Whether current House Democrats, who mostly oppose the bill, will vote for it in the lame-duck session